Polaris Makes It Even Easier And Less Expensive To Go UTV Racing
Within a week of its
introduction to the UTV market, Polaris' newest machine, the
RZR RS1, has made headlines in the racing world. First, Red
Bull Global Rally Cross (GRC) announced that this May when the 2018
season kicks off in Louisville, Kentucky, there will be a brand new
class,
Polaris GRC, exclusively for the Polaris RS1. Then just a few
days later at the Las Vegas WORCS event, the new
RS1 made its competitive debut with stellar results. Piloted by
Ronnie Anderson, the RS1 beat the entire field (including turbo
models) to the finish line to secure first place in both the xS Pro
and Pro Stock classes--pretty impressive for a rookie vehicle.
https://youtu.be/RO1l5aSKRlI
So what does all this mean for you? It means that, with an MSRP of
$13,999 you can chase your offroad dreams and
go UTV racing in a highly competitive machine without breaking
the bank. There are many different UTV race series across the
country and more than likely with the way things have been going
for the RS1 we will probably see even more series create new
classes specifically for this 1,000cc solo machine. And who knows,
maybe Yamaha and Can-Am will jump into the game with their own
single seat versions to compete with this new sport UTV?